Coupons for Ivermectin (Stromectol), August 2021, SL Pharma Labs

Ivermectin successfully treats gut, eye, and skin infections caused by certain parasitic worms – specifically – filarial nematodes and roundworms. FDA only approves ivermectin in tablet form for prevention and treatment of intestinal strongyloidiasis and onchocerciasis. However, some topical forms of this drug can also be effective against the rosacea skin condition and ectoparasitic infestations like head, body, or pubic lice.

Being a potent medicinal drug, ivermectin can sometimes interact unsafely with other medications and be contraindicated in patients with certain concomitant diseases. Make sure to tell your prescribing physician if you have any of the following:

• Allergies towards any of the drug’s ingredients
• Liver problems or renal conditions
• Cancer
• HIV, AIDS, or other confirmed illnesses that can compromise and weaken your immune system.

Ivermectin might not be a completely safe drug to take by children weighing less than 15 kg (33 pounds). Inform your doctor if you are pregnant, intend to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding a baby while taking ivermectin.

Give your prescribing physician a list of medicines and herbal supplements you are currently taking to make sure there are no unsafe drug interactions between these and ivermectin. Warn your doctor if you are using any blood-thinners like warfarin.

Patients taking ivermectin should strictly follow their doctor’s drug regimen and dosing recommendations. It is important not to avoid mixing ivermectin with alcohol since such a combination can significantly increase the risk of adverse and lingering side effects. Do not ignore your physician’s requests to provide regular stool samples, as it is the fastest and most reliable way to ensure the drug has taken due effect and eradicated the infection.

Call your doctor immediately or seek urgent medical care if you notice any of the following symptoms shortly after taking oral ivermectin:

• Allergic reaction signs (difficulty breathing, swelling in the face, mouth, or throat, hives)
• Irregular vision or eye problems (puffiness, redness, itching)
• Severe skin manifestations (massive itchy or festering rash)
• Changes in mental state
• Irregular heartbeat and trouble breathing
• Severe joint or back pain
• Acute abdominal pain, loss of bowel control
• Swollen glands
• Seizures, extreme dizziness, or fainting.

Take ivermectin exactly as prescribed by your physician or stated on the drug prescription label. Never change the dose or administration frequency at your sole discretion without consulting a licensed medical specialist. Ivermectin is taken orally on an empty stomach with a full glass of water – usually – an hour before or 120-180 minutes after a meal. Depending on the confirmed diagnosis and the severity of your symptoms, you may only need to take a dose of this drug once or repeat the treatment after 6 months to 1 year.

Store the drug at or below room temperature, away from moisture, sunlight, and heat – preferably – in a tightly locked container. Keep ivermectin in places where kids or pets cannot reach it. Do not flush the unused or unneeded ivermectin down the toilet. The best way to dispose of the drug is through participating in your local medicine take-back program. If that is unavailable, see the official FDA website for additional details and recommendations.